It's already a winning situation the moment you release a video with cute, fluffy dogs in it. For Tegan and Sara's video '100x', the sisters sit amongst a lot of pooches whose hair, or should we say fur, is blowing gracefully in the wind (possibly powered by a fan). Although the song could be considered heartfelt, that's practically thrown out the window due to the absurd slow-motion shots of the dogs. It simply makes you burst into laughter. Hey that's not a bad thing.
After sharing his punk-driven track ‘Baby’s OK’ two weeks ago, Hanni El Khatib recently premiered …
L.A.-based singer Chelsea Lankes has shared her new cut ‘Paralyzed’. Slowing down the tempo since …
Ofelia K may have come into the music scene with the sweet and subtle tune …
Maddie North aka So Below returns with a slice of gothic pop in the form …
A few weeks back L.A. punk band Bleached gave a taste of their rocking track 'Wednesday Night Melody'. Now the trio unleash their latest single 'Sour Candy', taken from their forthcoming LP 'Welcome The Worms' out April 1st. Incorporating an 80s sound, the bright track plays like a backdrop to a hot day under the California sun. If anything, it makes you want to do exactly what the lyrics suggest and basically just kill time, letting life pass you by. 'Welcome The Worms' will get released via the Dead Oceans label. Have a listen.
L.A.-based artist Jens Kuross is a new singer on the scene, who although may not …
Releasing his 'Berlin' EP back in 2013, as well as 'Liminal' with his band The Acid, Australian artist Ry X makes his return with a new single entitled 'Only'. Taken from his forthcoming album 'Dawn' out May 6th via Infectious Records, the single is driven by moody piano riffs and beautiful minimalism, something that has become a staple of Ry X's work in the recent years.
L.A. band Tiger Army bridge classic rock and roll to the times of now with their new single 'Prisoner of the Night', taken from their upcoming album 'V •••– '. Drawing inspiration from the American rock sound of the late 50's to early 60s, the track is currently out now via Rise Records.
Regarding 'Prisoner of the Night', lead vocalist Nick 13 wrote:
"Our sound has always been about a mix of old and new. But this song, like others on the new record, draws from the early ‘60s. It was a transitional period after the end of rock 'n' roll's first wave, but prior to the British invasion. There was a lot of sonic experimentation as people tried to figure out 'what's next'? Radio singles of that era also went on to influence early NYC punk, so 'Prisoner' plays with that as well."
Having worked with Odd Future members The Internet, L.A. group Nickey Davey have dropped the …
